Obituary notices for Phil J Willis and Herbert Beuskens
Phil John Willis of Seattle Washington died March 10 1975 at 69. He was a chemical supply salesman and Elks member. Survived by daughter Mrs Steven Goeller of Eugene Oregon and sister Mrs Harold Burmeister of Seattle. Graveside services March 15 at 10 am Lakeview Cemetery with Father O Donavan. Herbert Beuskens, 80, died March 12 1975 at Sandpoint Manor. Born September 14 1894 in Schimmert Holland he came to America in 1923 and lived in New York City Seattle Montana and Idaho. He served in WWI and married Lillyan Vange in 1920. They ran cattle on Box Elder Creek then a Sandpoint Idaho ranch. He was a member of the North Idaho Senior Service. Surviving daughter-in-law Mrs Iola Beuskens of Sandpoint and four grandchildren. Friends may call at the Moon Chapel 1 to 3 pm Saturday. Memorials to Heart Fund care of Arlene Evans Sagle Idaho. Cremation.
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Phil John Willis
Seattle
Washington
Idaho
The
Elks Lodge
Steven’ Goeller
Eugene
Ore
Harold Burmeister
Lakeview Cemetery
O’donavan
Herbert Beuskens
Sandpoint
Schimmert
Holland
America
New York City
Wash
Montana
U.S. Army
Lillyan Vange
Batzel
Minneapolis
Herbert
Lillyan Beuskens
Box Elder Creek
Bonner County
North Idaho
Iola Beuskens
Moon Chapel
Heart Fund
Arlene Evans
Rto. 1
Sagle
Ponderay Ordinance Funds General City Expenses 1975
The city council of Ponderay Idaho passes ordinance no 30 75 appropriating 10554 00 for general expenses for the fiscal year ending December 31 1975. The ordinance takes effect after passage approval and publication in the Daily Bee. Passed March 11 1975. Charles H Fontaine Mayor James E Steinhouse Clerk.
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Ponderay
Idaho
Bee
Primary Election Bill On Floor
The House State Affairs Committee sent to the floor a College Republican plan for a presidential primary on the fourth Tuesday in May. The bill would elect precinct committee men in presidential years via the primary to help parties choose delegates, with 80 percent of delegates determined by primary results. An alternative advisory primary proposal by Sen. Phil Batt was noted as less likely to attract a candidate. Costs for the presidential primary are estimated at 125000 to 250000 dollars every four years.
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Phil Batt
Wilder
Batt
Idaho
Man Killed By Motorist
A hit and run driver fatally injured 23 year old Patrick B Caseman as he walked along West Boise Avenue in Boise. Caseman died en route to the hospital from head injuries as police sought a dark late model Ford missing its front grill near the right headlight.
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Boise
UPI
Patrick B. Caseman
Boise Avenue
Caseman
Steve Jablingki
Secret airline slush funds lure federal charges
Federal investigators accuse American Airlines and Braniff International of amassing secret funds up to 1.2 million dollars since 1964. Braniff faces possible loss of operation or Latin America routes while American could be forced to halt improper accounting. About 197 thousand dollars were linked to illegal political contributions, with most of the rest unaccounted and subject to further inquiry.
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Edward K Delong
Washington
UPI
U.S
Civil Aeronautics Board
Bureau of Enforcement
American Airlines
Braniff International
Bureau
United States
CAB
Braniff
Latin America
Idaho House approves bill easing accident report rule
The Idaho House passed a measure 62 to 1 removing the five day requirement for drivers to file accident reports. Sponsors say this removes duplicate work since officers already file reports, with drivers still required to report if the officer needs clarification. Supporters note parts of the state limit patrol coverage and that many drivers already comply.
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Boise
House
Senate
Russell Westerberg
Dsoda Springs
Ray Infanger
R Salmon
Israel Merrill
D Blackfoot
Libel Law Reconsidered in Idaho House Action
Idaho House Judiciary Committee moved a libel bill to the floor with a do pass recommendation then reconsidered after newspaper testimony. The panel voted 4 1 to send it, later 4 3 to reopen to amendments and hear William Moon of the Idaho Newspaper Association. Moon warned against undoing retraction protections.
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William Moon
Idaho Newspaper Association
Moon
Appaloosa Named Idaho State Horse by House Vote
Idaho lawmakers designates the Appaloosa as the state horse by a 60 to 1 vote to pull Bicentennial wagons heading east for the nation’s 200th birthday. Rep. Gene Winchester says the breed symbolizes Idaho and hails from Nez Perce hunting use. some breeders oppose the choice. The bill was amended from state animal to state horse.
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Boise
Idaho
Gene Winchester
Israel Merrill
Cp Blackfoot
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Phil Willi
County OF
Bonner
State OF Idaho
Charles H. Fontaine
James E. Steinhouse
City Roads Council & Legal
Hank Harris
Oregon
Nevada
Harris
American
Cecil D. Andrus
Jefferson Jackson
Pat Dorman
John Chapman
Rodeway Inn
Appaloosa State Horse
Safir
Edgewater Lodge
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